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petagonoral

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    Comment #22341211

    Surely is relevant when the person is commenting on the experience of something when they've never experienced it. I'm all for dogs on the internet but no point in accepting dogs c…

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    Comment #22334315

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    Comment #22332383

    You're speaking as if you have experience with this but looking at your LinkedIn and previous comments, you have zero years professional software dev experience? Yet, you speak so …

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    Comment #22278291

    I see this as a negotiation between man and machine. The machine in this case was bad at negotiating.

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    Comment #22059368

    > She has directly authored many foundational pieces of Mozilla and (arguably) the internet Like what? The wiki page doesn't tell. You are making it sounds like she created Mozilla…

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    Comment #22058534

    in 2018, mozilla had 368 million USD in assets: 2018 financials: https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2018/mozilla-fdn-201... wow, 2.5 million for the executive chair of Mozilla…

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    Comment #22058339

    Would love to see the compensation their board members and execs are claiming.

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    Comment #22053339

    Those Oath sites really do love tracking before you even hit the article. For anyone else with uMatrix blocking the 307 to https://guce.advertising.com , here is a cache https://ar…

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    Comment #22028783

    I just listened to the JRE clip from that ep( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2AbxWr6I4s ) - Everyone Can Be Rich. And based on the below excerpt in which he misses the mark by a …

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    Comment #22025900

    This just seems like a puff piece for Republican party values. Not journalism. Not an opinion piece. An ad.

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    Comment #22010301

    > In the end I ditched it and stuck to my Ansible setup. For your own workstation- what OS? Have you got these in github or somewhere i could take a look?

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    Comment #21922076

    That's a good read. It's a pity the sample code repos aren't public.

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    Comment #21907116

    This is a pretty bad opinion piece written by a previous "editor in chief of The Jerusalem Post". It also wrongly equates anti-Zionism with antisemitism. The NYTimes comments secti…

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    Comment #21848573

    How does it compare to Chronon DVR[0] for Java. Seems similar functionality wise [0] http://chrononsystems.com/

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    Comment #21833833

    If you look at bottom right of his included screenshot, you'll see he has tab size set to 4 spaces. Is this really the type of person we should be taking demands from?!

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    Comment #21833822

    > Please remove it immediately and make it your top priority. Jeez, the entitlement. > To me this is almost equally offensive as a swastika. and the stupidity.

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    Comment #18370395

    How many extensions need to send unique outbound data? Prior to publishing in store, browser maker can look at schema and query whether it makes sense in context of extension. If t…

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    Comment #18370381

    No, I expect browser staff/interested technical parties to review extension before publication. Why would your grandma review it?

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    Comment #18370370

    How many extensions _need_ to send data outbound? Before approving extensions for store/signing, the schema can be checked and if it's not tight enough - rejected.

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    Comment #18362220

    Maybe it's time for the browsers to put more effort into extension network security. 1) Every extension has to declare up front what urls it needs to communicate to. 2) Every exten…

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    Comment #18208781

    > If you're doing the work yourself you'd be a remote pair of hands.